Counterpart indenture, 12 May, 23 Henry VIII, between Thomas Crumwell, of London,...

Counterpart indenture, 12 May, 23 Henry VIII, between Thomas Crumwell, of London, gentleman, and Thomas Rawlyns, gentleman; whereas Hugh Marble, of the city of Hereford, goldsmith, by indenture 30 May, 17 Henry VIII, demised to Robert Wod, of Westminster, gentleman, and Elizabeth, his wife, six tenements, 1a. arable and one parcel of meadow in 'Gyfelde' and in 'Gymere by Westminster and a close with all maner gardeyns to the same tenementes belonging,' 'set and lyeng ayenst the white crosse and ayenst the grene before the Kinges Manor latelie called Yorke Place besides Westminster,' to hold to the said Robert and Elizabeth from Lady Day then last for 41 years, at 4l. 13s. 4d. rent, the estate, etc. of which lease the said Thomas Rawlins now hath; release by the said Thomas Rawlins to the said Thomas Crumwell to the king's use, of his right in the premises, in consideration of 20l. paid him by the king by the hands of John, abbot of Westminster, and the said Thomas Crumwell. Signed Thomas Raullyns. Middlesex.